How far have banks come in two years?
Common knowledge suggests that in the past two years, U.S. banks have come a long way toward growing their capital bases and improving their financial
Category : Debt & Equity
Debt burden is raising red flag for building congress
The New York Building Congress has called on members to quiz candidates for Mayor on how they will fill a predicted gap in infrastructure spending
Savills expecting investors around the world to go ga-ga for famous hotelier
André Balazs Properties, one of the world’s most acclaimed hospitality companies, has named Savills Hospitality Group to represent them in identifying a partner to support
Transportation drives development and value in NYC
Whether roads, bridges, subways, rail lines or tunnels, real estate developments that revitalize neighborhoods are dependent upon convenient, accessible transportation to support the leasing and
Aussies fling $330M at Forest City Ratner
A deal to recapitalize of portfolio of regional shopping malls is likely to free up cash that will flow into Forest City Ratner’s pipeline of
NYC price points set for sharp increase, predicts Michaels
New York City appears to be on the cusp of entering a new price point in Manhattan trophy real estate, with multiple office assets now
CRE stops counting on Wall St.
By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Finance industry absorption is no longer the elephant in the room, literally and figuratively. The current pattern of Wall Street taking
REBNY Finance Committee cocktail reception
While enjoying the view of the Empire State Building, more than 70 real estate professionals came out to enjoy hors d’oeuvre and cocktails during REBNY’s
Eastern Union arranges $68M Jersey pay day
New Jersey – May 22, 2013 — Commercial mortgage brokerage firm Eastern Union Funding announced that it has arranged approximately $68 million in financing for commercial real
Beech Street Capital inks $94M refi’
Beech Street Capital closed a $94.4 million in Freddie Mac loans to refinance a 12-property portfolio totaling 488 units throughout Manhattan. The transaction, originated by